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Matching the bottom of the V and then all the way down to the hem, continue to sew your centre front seam. Onto The Sleeves Okay so if you are going for a look that will earn many compliments and be a head-turner, then you have to pair it with a sharara or a palazzo. It is one of the best uses of a kaftan and a guaranteed look for a traditional event. One of the milder ways to wear your kaftan kurti is by layering it over a collared shirt. This look is casual and easy, but also looks chic, and it is perfect if you are going for a look that will make you stand out from the crowd. If you are wearing a single-collared shirt, try layering your kaftan kurti over it. This also looks great when you wear it with an asymmetrical shirt or even a plain shirt with a bold print.

You can’t go wrong with a kaftan top and jeans combo, they are a 'tried, tested and slayed' look. This look might appear casual and easy, but looks so chic! Here’s how you should style this classic look: Next, fold your ties in half on the short edge and stitch one short edge and the long edge with a 1/4″ (0.5cm) seam allowance. Use a loop turner or safety pin to turn your ties so that they are right side out. Optional: you can topstitch all around the outside edge of your ties if you wish. Matching the seams on your DIY Kaftan where you joined the sleeve to the body, sew the underarm and side seams in one go. Next, sew from the top of the sleeve, pivot at the underarms. You then continue down over your ties and stop at the markings you made.This is easiest done if you make sure your seams are pressed towards your sleeve. You can play with different prints and patterns to find the perfect look for you. For example, you can play with florals or mandala prints, or experiment with tie-dye prints for a breezy-beachy vibe. Find a print for your mood and a pattern for the event! The kaftan was introduced to the west in the 1890’s when Alix of Hesse wore the traditional Russian kaftan during her coronation. This garment resembled the kaftans worn by the Ottoman sultans, and was in contrast to the tight-fitting, corseted dresses common in England at that time. The kaftan slowly gained popularity, for its exoticism and as a form of loose-fitting clothing. French fashion designer Paul Poiret further popularised this style in the early 20th century.Fold the sleeve piece in half on the long edge and make a small snip to indicate the centre of the sleeve. Align this notch with the shoulder seam on your kaftan, making sure they are right sides together and sew your sleeves to the kaftan body. The loosely fitted garment can be worn on any occasion and that makes it one of the must-haves in your wardrobe. This is one of the reasons why it has been around for centuries. So, go and style your kaftan kurta using one of these excellent tips and tell us which one is your favourite! of bias binding is also required. We used 1″ wide, single fold cotton bias tape, but you could just as easily make your own from the same fabric. Seam Allowance: Press under your 5/8″ (1.5cm) seam allowance from where you stopped sewing to the hem. Next, press the raw edge into the fold to create a double turn narrow hem. Topstitch in place starting at the hem on one side. When you reach the top of the opening, stop, then pivot, and sew a few horizontal stitches before pivoting again and continuing down the other side. Now look, pairing a skirt with your kaftan might not be everyone's cup of tea. However, a long plain skirt paired with a beautiful kaftan will make you look fashion-forward and stunning. Find a short Kafta Kurta and pair it with a sleek long skirt. A ghagra, on the other hand, will help you dress up for the perfect traditional event.

Measure 14″ down from the shoulder seam on each side and position your ties on the outside edge of the front layer. The raw edge of your tie should be aligned with the raw edge of your side seam. Baste your ties in place. You may also want to pin them out of the way because they can get accidentally caught in your side seams. A belt adds structure to your outfit. Add a simple single-colour belt to your kaftan kurti to make it look stunning. It will add a hint of colour to your outfit without making it look too loud. You can also try out a contrasting belt with your kaftan to create a layered look.

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Wear your kaftan with shorts for a walk out to the beach or a day out in nature. A casual yet stunning look that will make all the difference. Plus, it will look chic and comfy for a day out at a beach. There are many kaftans available with shorts of similar patterns and textures. For example, the one in the image is a very chic attire and can be worn for a brunch or for sightseeing when you are not too keen on the beach. An attire that can be worn for multiple purposes. A kaftan or caftan is a variant of the robe or tunic, and has been worn in a number of cultures around the world for thousands of years. Used by many Middle Eastern ethnic groups, the kaftan is ancient Mesopotamian in origin. It may be made of wool, cashmere, silk, or cotton and may be worn with a sash. Styles, uses, and names for the kaftan vary from culture to culture. The kaftan is often worn as a coat or as an overdress, usually having long sleeves and reaching to the ankles. In regions with a warm climate, it is worn as a light-weight, loose-fitting garment. In some cultures, the kaftan has served as a symbol of royalty. A Kaftan Kurti is a versatile garment that lets you experiment with it in different ways. One of the ways you can make the most out of a kaftan's look is by going for a bold colour. The loosely fitted garment looks even more beautiful in a bold colour.